Framed as you have it, I would agree...but I always understood a conflict of interest to be one which might compel an attorney to violate your confidence, or fa

Framed as you have it, I would agree...but I always understood a conflict of interest to be one which might compel an attorney to violate your confidence, or fail to keep your confidences sacrosanct. Publicly stating "we do not agree with the language of our clients" does not seem to me to rise anywhere near the level of that to require waiver. That said, I take you as more informed on the subject than I, so again I thank you for the information.